Being an advocate of Arizona’s agriculture and rodeo industry, as well as the mayor of “Arizona’s Country Town,” I want to recognize Dewey-Humboldt resident Kendal Rae Frost for her most recent achievement in the Arizona High School Rodeo Association (AHSRA).
Recently crowned Miss Arizona High School Rodeo 2025-2026, Kendal represented Arizona at the National High School Rodeo Association Finals in Rock Springs, Wyoming. She also proudly holds the title of Yavapai County Fair Queen.
Immersed in the world of rodeo since she was old enough to ride, a dedicated competitor in the AHSRA, she specializes in barrel racing and pole bending. Competing at local, regional and state levels, Kendal has spent the past several years traveling across the state, logging over 13,000 miles in 2024 alone.
A proud Arizona native, Kendal loves everything about her home state; but if you ask her, Yavapai County is the crown jewel.
Quick to brag about her hometown community and the people who shaped her, she’s proud to carry the Western tradition forward. Not just a rodeo queen, Kendal is a force for good in the Western world, a young developing leader rooted in values and a shining example of what it means to be cowgirl tough. She is known for her grit and grace from the Grand Canyon state.
